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Montessori program for preschoolers
Practical Life
Social skills, work cycle, fine and gross motor skills will be introduced and developed in this curriculum. Our staff will support children improve their independence and a sense of order. For example, food preparation and courtesy lessons.
Sensorial
The lessons improve five senses through comparing and contrasting activities such as matching, grading, and sequencing objects. These activities are the foundation of mathematics, music, and science. For instance, grading colors and sizes helps children distinguish from darkest to lightest and biggest to smallest.
Mathematics
Montessori math is based on a tactile experience. For example, in arithmetic, educators will count out small items out and match to numerals on a card. During the 3-year Montessori program, children will learn numerals and four mathematical operations with various materials and in different methods. Also, time, money, measurement,
temperature, and calendar will be introduced. The Montessori math curriculum will support children to build a solid foundation for elementary and future math learning.
Language
Montessori language study is based on phonics. it improves skills for verbal communication, reading and writing. For example, children can learn the sounds of the alphabets through engaging with sandpaper letters.
Science
Natural laws such as magnetism, buoyancy, evaporation, chemical reactions, light and colors will be introduced in our science curriculum. For example, children will observe Volcano Eruption by mixing baking soda with red-colored vinegar.
Culture
Children will learn cultural variety by working with cultural materials. Culture materials include geography, history, zoology, botany, etc. For example, in geography, Montessori Globes, Land and Water forms, Puzzle maps, and flags of the World will be introduced and explored.
Chinese Immersion Program
Nurturing children's love of literary by reading Chinese stories and poetry. Meanwhile, recognizing and tracing Chinese letters and pronouncations will improve children's handwriting and fine motor skills.
The 6-month to 36-month program
Group times
Circle, songs, Stories-lead adventures in nature
Sensory activities
Water games, sand building, bug hunting
Gross motor activities
Nature walk, sliding
Science in nature
Cooking, gardening, life studies and experiments
